SAN ANTONIO – A Texas woman is accused of randomly firing shots toward homes in western Bexar County, with some of the bullets penetrating the wall of a child’s bedroom, officials said.
Genesis Amani Rodriguez, 22, was arrested Friday and charged with deadly conduct with a firearm, a third-degree felony; and a violation of a protective order, a Class A misdemeanor, according to Bexar County online booking records.
Alfonso Perez told San Antonio Express – News That he was helping his daughter with homework late on Wednesday night when they heard gunshots. The next morning, Perez said she found an affair had gone off in her closet and her son’s bedroom. According to the newspaper, it was stopped in a “Batman” comic book poster a few feet from where the boy was sleeping.
According to Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar, Rodriguez filmed himself for the shoot and posted it on his Instagram account.
According to the caption read, “My (exactive) bangs,” express-news, The woman whose Instagram name is yourfavgennyy discharged more than 20 rounds in passing home.
A copy of the video was posted on Reddit and Twitter. According to the newspaper, Yourfavgennyy’s Instagram account has since been deleted.
Salazar described the incident as “a drunken act of foolishness”. kesat-tv informed of.
Since Rodriguez is under a protective order, he is not allowed to own a firearm, according to cans-tv,
Bexar County Sheriff’s Office deputy Johnny Garcia said several shells were seen behind Perez’s residence. express-news informed of.
“Later that morning, BCSO investigators learned that a video had been posted on social media showing a woman shooting indiscriminately from a moving vehicle in a residential neighborhood, which was later confirmed,” Garcia said. Where did the shooting happen,” Garcia said.
During a press conference, Salazar spoke out against people who use firearms recklessly.
“Those bullets go somewhere,” Salazar told reporters. “And in this case, it broke into a little boy’s room.”
Rodriguez is due to appear in court for a hearing on October 11, online records show. His bail was set at $35,000.
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